Of those pilgrims, 4.930 were women (37,96%) and 7.964 men (61,76%). 9.849 pilgrims arrived on foot (77,38 %), 2.968 by bicycle (22,85%),71 on horseback (0.54%) and 6 pilgrims on wheel-chair.

PilgrimsR17; Age.

2.063 pilgrims were younger than 30 years old (15,99%); 7.998 were between 30 and 60 years old (62,02%); 2.833 were aged above 60 years old (21,97%).

PilgrimsR17; Motivation

Religious	5.642	43,75 %
Religious and cultural	6.199	48,07 %
Cultural	1.053	8,16 %

PilgrimsR17; Nationality.

Spanish: 4.959 (38,45 %). Most of the pilgrims come from: Cataluña, 820 (16,53%); Madrid with 722 (14,55%); Andalucía, 601 (12,11%); Valencia with 559 (9,18%); País Vasco, 489 (9,8 %); Castilla León, 366 (7,38%) and Galicia with 289 (5,82%)

Foreigners: 7.935 (61,54%). Most of the pilgrims come from the following countries: Germany with 1.453 (18,31%); France with1.280 (16,13%); Italy with 1.228 (15,47%); the Nederland’s with 483 (6,08%); the Unites States with 389 (4,9%); Portugal with 387 (4,87%); Canada with 270 (3,4%); Unites Kindom with 267 (3,36%) and Austria with 256 (3,22%)

PilgrimsR17; Profession.

Regarding the professional fields, the majority of pilgrims are retired with 3.045 pilgrims (23,61 %); employees with 2.276 (17,65 %), freelancers with 1.849 pilgrims (14,34%); technicians with 1.626 (12,61%); students with 1055 (8,18%), civil servants with 889 (6,89%); teachers with 585 (4,53%) etc.

Starting Points.

Most of the pilgrims received during the month of June started their Way to Santiago in: Saint Jean Pied de Port, 2.132 (16,53%); Roncesvalles, 1.384 (10,73 %); Sarria 1.382 (10,71%); León 869 (6,73%); Cebreiro 674 (5,22%), Pamplona 617 (4,78%), Le Puy 573 (4,58%); Ponferrada 542 (4,2%); Astorga 458 (3,55 %), Burgos 357 (2,76%), etc.

The Chosen Routes.

Most of the pilgrims chose the French Way with 11.036 (85,59 %); followed by the Portuguese Route with 685 pilgrims (5,31 %), the Silver Way has been chosen by 524 pilgrims (4,06 %), the Northern Way with 486 (3,76%), and the English Way with 74 (0,57%) pilgrims.

You can read those statistics regularly at: http://www.archicompostela.org/Peregrinos/Inglés/Statistics.htm